Human resilience is often considered as static traits using a reductionist approach. More
recent work has demonstrated it to be a dynamic and emergent property of complex …

Background A growing body of research highlights the limitations of traditional methods for
studying the process of change in psychotherapy. The science of complex systems offers a …

The paradigm of complexity science provides a new way to address the problem of
psychotherapy integration and allows us to bypass the various shortcomings of the linear …

The current literature on resilience shows a trend toward a dynamic process
conceptualization, moving away from the previous trait-approach. However, the term …

We begin by placing our discussion in the context of the chronic crisis in medical care,
noting key features, including economic, safety and conceptual challenges. Then we review …

The recent debunking by Brown, Sokal, and Friedman of some high-profile results applying
chaos theory to positive psychology creates the opportunity to shed light on the quality work …

Objective The present study prospectively examined dynamic associations among sleep,
emotion dysregulation, and desire to live during the perinatal transition, as it was theorized …

In the current study, we applied the dynamical systems approach to obtain novel insights
into resilience losses. Dyads (n= 42) performed a lateral rhythmical pointing (Fitts) task. To …

Since the mid 1980's, mainstream social psychology investigations of self-complexity and
psychopathology have produced contradictory results. These results are likely the result of a …

This study examined whether patterns of self-organization in physical activity (PA) predicted
long-term success in a yearlong PA intervention. Increased moderate to vigorous PA …